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LAXlover
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Hi,

I'm looking to add H2o2 baths to our treatment plan.

Wondering who is reliable with a decent price to purchase by the gallon.....anyone?

Thanks!
-LAXlover
75% of family with Lyme
PS. The kid dx with "crohns" is doing tremendously! Looks like it was gut Lyme.
She currently has no symptoms for the first time in 6 years :-)

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I think this could really burn tender tissue, especially that in uro-genital areas.

I used a diluted solution in my mouth years ago and it burned something fierce. Curious as to the dilution for a bath, I found one suggestion through a basic search.

Not sure if this is correct or not but it gives you a place to start - with just one-half cup to a full bath.


add 1/2 cup to 1 cup of 35% food grade peroxide to a bath-tub-full of water.

Still, it may be best to start with much less and test it out.
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Thanks Keebler!

I plan to begin VERY slow at about 1/4 cup and work my way up once I find who to buy from. Someone (on another site) said that hairdressers use it? I'll call mine in the meantime.

I'm also looking into some type of way to filter my tub water....

I currently only have reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink.


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